Hero — an agent for your machine
You sat down to do one thing and looked up an hour later.
Hero runs on your computer. It sits at the moment you open something and asks one line: what are you here for. Three words, then it lets you in.
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The gap
Every app is built to answer one question: what will hold this person right now.
None of them ask what you came to do. So the answer goes unrecorded, and the distance between the two is the one thing you never see.
Everyone has that gap. Nobody measures it.
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How it works
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Step 01
You open something.
A tab, an app, a feed. Hero catches it before it loads.
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Step 02
Hero asks one line.
What are you here for. You answer in three words.
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Step 03
It opens.
Always. Hero has no veto and no timer. It is a door that asks, not a lock.
What are you here for?
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What accumulates
A private record of what you said, next to what happened.
One answer is a note. Six months of answers is an instrument. Each session is a column: the blue is the minutes you intended, the light field above it is the minutes you spent.
- Median stated
- 4 min
- Median actual
- 31 min
- Sessions on record
- 214
Nobody is graded. The record is yours to read, and reading it is usually enough.
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Local and private
The record stays on your machine.
Your intentions are the most direct statement of what you want that you will ever write down. That is exactly why we do not hold them.
Stored locally
Answers and sessions are written to disk on your computer and encrypted at rest.
No account required
Hero works without a login. Nothing is uploaded for the product to function.
Y3000 is infrastructure
We build the instrument. We are never the owner of what it records.
Later, Hero will be able to pass an answer to the tools you already use, if you ask it to.
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Waitlist
Hero is in private testing on macOS.
Leave an address and we will write once, when there is a build to install.
On the list
We have your address. One message, when the build is ready.
One email. No list. No sharing.